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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1967

Page

3

All-Iowa Fair Week Opens With Rodeo and Mayors Day

The All-Iowa fair at Hawkeye Downs reports 17 182 attendees for the first day as Rodeo Cowboys Association events begin. Mayors from 21 Eastern Iowa cities join lunch at the fairgrounds while judges evaluate dairy sheep and garden shows and Am phitheater performances feature Al Hirt.

Hawkeye Downs Downs Rodeo Cowboys Assn Billy Greiner Iowa Louis Matthews Greeley L. ©. Weston Hazleton Verne Beasmore Lisbon L. W. Holberts Manchester Frank J. Benesh Mr. Vernon Earl H. de Shaw Monticello George H. Bowler Hiawatha Virgil H. Walter Stanwood Glenn A. Blaine Bertram Donald F. Zeller Palo Harold Andrews Blairstown Fred Hefflefinger Olin Elmer Haerther Atkins Ralph W. Potter Marion C. K. Gordon Marielle Tom Neenan Center Point Clyde Lowe London Carl’ Allenstein Lamont Orville M. Cox Springville Gene Compton Durant Ruth Watters Monmouth Robert Johnson Cedar Rapids Fair’ Board Fairgrounds

FBI reports 1966 U.S. crime up sharply in six years

The FBI’s annual crime report shows a 48 percent rise in overall crime since 1960, with violent crime up 11 percent last year. Since 1968 crime volume rose 62 percent while per capita crime climbed 10.2 percent. About 3.25 million serious crimes occurred in 1966 including 10,920 homicides. Property losses exceeded $1.2 billion with much later recovered.

Washington FBI J. Edgar Hoover U.S

Kirk confronts Black Power rally in Jacksonville

Florida Governor Claude Kirk interrupted a rally at a ball park in Jacksonville, sharing the stage with a Negro national guard officer and taking the microphone from H. Rap Brown. The crowd booed Brown while Kirk mixed handshakes with Negro attendees, presenting a campaign style moment amid racial tensions and public attention.

Florida Claude Kirk H. Rap Brown Jacksonville Brown Kirk Claude’ Kirk Negro National Guard Black Power

Escalator to Success Joke Prompts Government Gripe

A humorous quip questions why strive for advancement when the state might provide an escalator instead. The line mirrors a satirical take on government assistance and self initiative.

Ling-Temco-Vought Eyes Allis-Chalmers Takeover

Ling-Temco-Vought Inc informs Allis-Chalmers it plans a tender offer for control if the Allis-Chalmers board approves. Offer set at 45 a share for up to 4.75 million shares plus 143 000 convertible preferred at 150 a share. Both sides must move before a formal bid, with stock markets showing gains on the news.

Dallas UPI Ling- Temco-Vought Inc Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co Allis- Chalmers Ling-Temco-Vought Allis-Chalmers Allis-Chalmers Common Wilson and Co. I

U.S. Airmen Down Two Mig-21s in North Vietnam Dogfight

U. S. Navy fighter bombers shot down two Mig-21s over North Vietnam in a rare air duel. Command also reported 40 Vietnamese civilians killed and 36 wounded when Army helicopters came under enemy ground fire in the Mekong Delta nine days earlier.

Saigon U. S. Navy

U.S. Losses Reported in Vietnam as Skirmishes Continue

U S combat casualties for last week totaled 146 killed and 1,064 wounded with 14 missing or captured. Mig-21s of North Vietnam were shot down by Phantoms from the carrier Constellation, while a third Mig-21 eluded missiles. Civilians in Aug. 2 helicopter-fire incidents were in a crowd fleeing a Viet Cong withdrawal near a government outpost, with an investigation underway.

Saigon U.S North Vietnam Constellation Hanoi U.S. Command

Pressure To Curb Police Witnesses Policy Battle

Washington AP reports Senate Judiciary hearings on an antiriot bill face witness shortages. An Eastland aide cites local political pressure as hindering testimonies from Detroit Philadelphia Newark and others. City officials deny orders to restrain police action during riots.

Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Capitol Hill Eastland D-Miss Antiriot Detroit Ray Girardin Newark Leonard Kowalewski Hugh Addonizio Nashville John Sorace

Commission urges big rise in Negros in national guard

The National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders urged immediate expansion of riot control training for both army and air national guards and chamada an immediate study to prevent substandard officer appointments. It cited Detroit riots testimony and pushed Johnson to seek action with highest urgency.

Washington UPI Johnson National Advisory Commission On Civil Disorders National Guard Army National Guard Air National Guard Defense Department David Ginsburg Cyrus Vance Defense McNamara Detroit United States Commission

Negro Colonel in Vietnam Defends Negroes and Fights Riots

In Da Nang Col Daniel James Jr 47 a black power critic from Pensacola says Negroes are ready to fight at home and in Vietnam He urges firm stand against violence while noting many oppose extremists James cites Truman's 1948 integration and recalls World War II civil rights actions He argues media bias fuels riots and urges responsible leadership from all.

DA Nang Vietnam Daniel James, Jr Pensacola Fla North Vietnam James Stokely Carmichael Carmichael Student Non+violent U.S Johnson Field Ind Truman Tom Air Force

Clothing Ignites Burns Fatal to Tot in Kalona

Three year old Tobias A. Miller died at University hospitals after his clothing caught fire from gasoline in a basement can near a hot water heater. The blaze caused fatal burns about 7 p.m. The state fire marshal and Johnson county sheriff investigated. Survived by parents Alvin T. and ______ Miller, brother Elsen, and grandparents Tobias J. Miller and Tobias B. Miller. Service set for Saturday at 9:30 a.m.

Kalona Torbias A. Miller University Hospitals Town City Burns Alvin T. Miller State Fire Marshal’s Office Johnson County

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